The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, November 26, 1908, Image 4
PE-RU-NA J^t
Mil. WM. r. VAHLE2FG.
Air. William I' . t'ulilberg. Uk'luhoma
Cily. Okl.t .. uritu:
"One In<I I le of I'eruna which I have
taketi did more townnl relieving me ot an
aggravated cane of titln rrli of the atum
mcU than yearn ol treatment with the
beat rthymciaiiM.
"I liad given up fwuei of relief, and
?air trte<l I'eruna ii? a la?t rcaoil.
"I ?hull continue uhiiiu it. am I fool ?nt
M?<l it will ellett an entire a fid per
manent cure.
"I moat cheerfully recommend I'eruna to
all who may road this."
I'eruna it> iinually taken a* a Innt resort.
Doctor* have l**n tried and tailed. Other
remedie* have been uaed. ^nniwiriuma
have been visited. Travel baa Iteeu ro
aarted to.
At last I'eruna ta tried, lleliel found.
Thia hiatnrv is reiteeted over nnd over
?firtn, every tiny in the year, it in audi ro
aall* aa Hu* thia give I'cruna ita utiua
aailahle hohl u|?on the people. W e could
Bay notliiux l hut would add force to such
?catinoniala ait the above. That people
wfco have had catarrb and- have tried
every other remedy available, find relief in
Perunu. constitute* the boat argument that
Mild be made.
Peruna is sold by your local drug
gist. Buv n hotflc todav.
So. 48-'03.
PILES
8?mji'(i treatment
Rkd Cross file ond
Fiatuln Cine and
Bonk ?ent ty mail
FREE.
?EACO. DEPT. B .4. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN
AOGMTR WASTED FOE POOP BOOK.
V\) AN T F. r>T AO KNT8 to aell ouTNew Hook",
?* "Homo Doctor, or Koyal Koad to
Health nnd Happiness." Best eommlsslon
attend. CI I . ItOHI NSON ft CO. . Char lotto. N .C.
Givo Your Baby Water.
A baby, like an adult, needs waiter
is regularly as it needs food. The
milk that it gets, though a liquid,
does not satisfy its thirst. It should
fce given water at least throo times
ft day, and this water should he near
ly, if not quite, free of organisms.
Ihe water that comes from the aver
Hje city main or country spring is
auvc with microscopic plants and
?nimals, even when it seems clear
arid sparkling. These minute organ
isms, as a rule, are hainless to adults
tat in the delicate stomach of the
botby they are apt to cause disturb
ances, and so they must be eliminat
sd. The best way to get rid of them
ls to allow the water to boil twenty
minutes. After that, let is cool and
itorc it in clean, well-corked bottles
ffhich. have been previously immersed
In boiling water for five minutes.
!Hiiss stoppers are better than cork,
ftoiled water is tasteless and insipid
??cause of the absence of air-bubbles,
Imt the baby seldom notices it. It
? best drunk out of a thoroughly
dean nursing bottle. Offer water to
tile infant every four hours, and let
ift drink as much as it wants. The
?apply for each day should be boiled
tta the morning. Under no circum
stances should water be kept more
dmn a day. ? The December Deline
%tor.
Foul or Fair Weather.
Smull Wall nre accepted nn invita
tion to a party as follows: "Dear
bouis: I will come to your party if
It don't rain" (then thinking that
Ac might have to stay home in that
aise) ? "and if it does." ? The De
aember Delineator.
Eight perrons died when a negro,
?bout to he arrested in Oklahoma,
rilled the sheriff and a policeman and
?as Inter shot to death by a mob in
l house, which was then set on lire.
A good man's pedigree is littlo
hunted up.- ? Spanish.
NIOW LIFE
Found In Chungo to Kfght Food.
After one suffors from acid dyspep
sia, soar stomach, for rtionths and
then finds tho remedy Is In setting
the right kind of food, it Is something
to spoak out about.
A N. Y. lady and her young son
had such an oxperlcnco, and she
?wants others to know how to get rc
Bof. She writes:
"For about fifteen months my llt
CIo boy atrl myself had suffered with
nour ftomach. Wo wore unable to
retain much of anything we ate.
"After suffering In this way for oo
long I decided to consult a cpeclallst
fn stomach diseases. Instead of pro
scribing drnjs, he put ub both on
Grape-Nuts, and we hogan to Improve
f*n mediately.
"It was the key to a new life. 1
fonnd we had been natlng too nuch
hoavy food which wo could not dlgjst
In a fow weeks after commencing
Grape-Nuta 1 wan ablo to do my
kousework. I wako in tho morning
with a clear hend and f<*-M rested and
have no jrvir imnrh. My boy sle^p"
well an'.l wake* with a laugh.
"W? havp regained our lost weight
and continue to eat Orapo-Nuts for
both the morning and ovenlng meals.
We are well and happy and owe It to
Orape-Nuts." "There's a Reason."
Name given by Postnm Co., Battle
Creok, Mich. Read "The Road to
Wellvllle," In pkgs.
Ever rfurt tho above letter? A
wrm one appears from time to time.
Tbtf are gmelne, time, and full of
lOM latere*.
Thanksgiving.
Urval God, wc sing Thy love nhvny.
For Thou art aver wondrous k.nd;
liut on thin glad Thanksgiving buy
Mew songs of pruiae our lips s.iall find.
From out Thy wealthy larder fed,
<\V praise Thee for our dnily store; .
Thou hast our tnhle richly ?pread.
And we have had enough and more.
When clouds our pathway bnve heaet.
And life has ncciiipI h wilderness.
Thou didst not us nt all forget;
Thou then wast near to help and Ideas.
The year hath told the utorv old.
The story of Thy love and grace:
Through summer's he.it and winter* cold.
The wame sweet character* we trace.
(?real <iod, we sine Thy love nlway.
Thy goodness ever l>ear in mind;
?And kI ill will praise and still will pray,
Km Thou urt ever wondrous kind.
?Robert M. Offord. in Christian Herald.
"ONE-EGG CAKE."
A Thenksslving Sketch. ?????
By MARGARET E. SANGSTER.
UNSIDEUINU tho hard
/T limes. Madam Chairman,
^ I move that the society
study economy In enter
tainments the coming winter. The
Lndles' Aid is about to give a church
sociable the first of tho season. 1
suppose there will be others later on;
we have always had refreshments,
and should we dispense with them
altogether I am afraid we would have
a lot of empty benches."
The speaker paused, glanced
around the circle of matrons, ob
served expectation in their faces and
went firmly on.
"I won't make a motion,*' she
added, "at least not yet. Hut with
the permission of the Chair, can we
not discuss this practical matter at
this meeting? In view of the price of
eggs and butter, of sugar and spice,
(lour and milk and everything elue ;
'hat goes Into cakf. can we afford to ?
single domestic. She had bought no
new gowns this year and was proudly
wearing her last year's bonnet. 8he
it was whose proposition of one-egg
cake and weak coffee had been thrown
as a projectile into the quiet camp of
the L.adleB' Aid. What they would
have done about It had a motion been
made and the question put to vote,
nobody can tell, but as Mrs. Arkrlpht
took her seat a modest little lady at
the other side of the room rose. She
Addressed the Chair, as everybody has
learned to do by this time, and then
In a low but distinct voice declared
that for ono she disagreed with the
previous speaker. "If we must econ
omize," she said, "and probably the
majority will be compelled to, let us
not begin In the church. Suppose we
begin at home. The children will
thrive and flourish on bread and mo
lasses, and we may. If we like, omit
cake from the home bill of fare; but
?crvu rich cakuB at our receptions?
Shall we not decide to offer our
friends one-egg enko nnd omit strong
coffee? Weak coffee is better for the
nerves anyway."
"One-egg cake 1~ very plain and
tho men will stay away if we give
them poor coffee. Can wo not have
the same grade o f cake as formerly
and rnako the coffoe after tho same
recipe, for economy's sake cutting
th<? cake thinner and pouring cho
coffee into smaller cups?" This was
the suggestion of a woman who had
long been a r.ocial engineer In ch'ir^h
v.?a!ters.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Centro
ville had for years done much of tho
self-denying work that is part of the
province of women in most of our
churches. When the church needed a
?lew carpet or cushions or renovation
insido or out, when a floating debt
van to be raised or a mortgage de
creased, the women went to w.irk
with a will, hr.d fairs and bazaars,
suppers and concerts, and In one way
or another managed to augment tho
treasury by goodly minis of money,
('cntrevlllo was famous for notable
housekeepers and good home cooking,
but when the periodical return of
hard times swept the land over like a
chilling fro.4t, the need of frugality
sternly*. Impressed on the poor man
closed down with iron hold on tho
consciences and Impulses of the richer
neighbor who just then should have
been spending Instead of saving
money.
Mrs. Foster Arkrlght, who had pro
posed o*>o-egg cake and weak coffee
as suitable refreshments in a hard
times year, and whose will and Influ
ence were usually paramount In the
counsels of the sisterhood, was a
woman of large wealth and an Income
so safely bestowed by the 'oret bought
of h -r deceased fathei and the sngae
Itv of her husband, that she ought
always to havo been distinguished by
an open hand, yet this yoar of all
years she had set an example of scant
expenditure all along the line. Bhe
had been In the habit of keeping
three maids; she had dismissed two
and was managing her homo with a
when wo are making an oiforing in
the Lord's cause, don't let us set a
fashion of being closo-flated and
mean. I, for one, would greatly pre
fer serving no refreshments at our
soclahlo to serving poor ones, nor do
I believe In cutting the slices too thin
or In using the smaller cups. Think
of the young men and young women
whose only experience of church hos
pitality Is at our receptions. Some
of them are away from home. Most
of them are working very hard all the
week. On Sunday they come to the
spoecn ana resumed her place at tM
back of the room. Others followed
her and the question vas tossed back
and forth Ilk* a ball from hand to
hand. Finally, the decision re'achod
was that whore sacrifices must be
made they should be made at home
and that church gatherings should be
as affluent of good cheer, as overflow,
lng of bounty, as ever before. One
egg cake was not to be accepted as
the symbol of Centrevllle Church hos
pitality.
To one listener it seemed as If the
Ladles* Aid had been guided to the
wisest conclusion. Retrenchment la
often advisable, and superfluities may
bo cut off. but hard times are made
.harder when those who can afford to
do otherwise reduce their expenses
simply bcause the spirit of economy is
In the air. Economy In its root mean
ing signifies government and success
ful management, not merely the re
duction to the minimum of every cent
expended. The woman who in lavish
times runs her house on lavish lines,
should not be suddenly meagre be
cause her neighbors have to be, her
own exchequer having suffered no re
duction. It is no credit to her to wear
old clothes when she can afford new
ones, thus limiting the revenues of
the dressmaker and the milliner, nor
to set her servants adrift while she
can as well as ever before keep them
and pay them wages. People who
begin their economy, so to speak, at
the church door, curtailing their do
nations, taking sittings instead of &
pew and halving their contributions
instead of doubling them, almost
tempt Providence by an attitude full
of insult to the Divine goodness. ?
The Christian Herald.
THANKSGIVING BRIEFS.
UY HELEN VAIL, WALLACE. .
aJo thankful thut thu roses of life'
uro ho s>weot that you seldom remem
ber the l herns.
He thankful that your husband is
the very dearest man on earth and
"not as other men are."
He thankful If you aro somebody's
viother or Bister.
He thankful If there is a little child
anywhere near that you may love and
cuddle.
He thankful for 'ono true friend.
If you are not as beautiful to look
upon as you wish, be thankful that
you are neither blind, deaf, a cripple
nor a lunatic.
If your clothing does not please
you, be thankful that you may always
keep your soul charmingly clothed in
sweet temper and peace.
He thankful that God and Ills true
children "look not on the outward ap
pearance."
He thankful for the power to think
only kind nnd sweet and helpful
thoughts "toward" others.
And do not forget that there Is no
one else on earth jupt like you. So
be thankful that you are yourself.
Ta?ty Chickens.
"You see, mum, as those chlckeno
are fed on the duck food and the
pheatant food, you pet three flavors
In the one bird." ? Tatlor.
G?WE IJKFOKE MEAT.
\Vo timnk Thee, Lord, for dally ioodj
Thy k'"? are over wine an<l good;
j church and th? Christian Kndeavor
and moot sympathy and fellowship,
i and are invited on Wednesday oven
| Inff to come to the church homo and
have a happy tlrno. Part of this
happy time culminates In the break
ing of broad togpthor. I think tho
bread and the cako and whate'*or we
give, let tho tlmoii be what they may
outside thq church, should bo of tho
finest of tho whoat and tho cholcoat
of flavoring. "
Tho little lady had finished her
Thy bounty hath our table h| trend;
Uivo uk this day our doily bread.
KINO Tl ltKF.Y.
S:r Uyittfr in a gallant knight
In i>eni!y armor cla I,
And Lilly Mallard Duck can nmke
The wornt ily*|it|ilic glnd:
I/ord Salmon ir? a noble -otflit
In ailver widen arrayed,
I'litici' Terrapin ?mt bm'inate
The heart of mail or maid.
The Duke I'lum Pudding cut* a <ln*h
SVlivti wniiw begin* t<> 11/
And *hare? hi* uncial honor* with
The Martini* ?!?* Mince I'ie:
But when the pumpkin 'a gathered In,
And nkics are gray ami murky, ?
The centre of the table then
Ih held by old King Turkey.
BKIKBOI'ND WOm. MONIU.
loft Abaadoacd After PbfrietaM'
OMMmlUtlM.
Mrs. Enos Sheerer. Yew and Wash
teuton Sta.. Centralla. Wash., says:
"For years I was
w??k and run down,
could not sleep, my
limbs swelled and
the secretions were
troublesome; pains
were Intense. I was
fast In bed for fonr
months. Three doc
tors said there was
no care for me and I was Riven up to
die. Being urged, I used Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Scon 1 was better and tn a
few weeks was about the bouse, well
and rt *nag again."
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a box.
Foster-Mil bum Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Every tainted dollar knows where
to get an immunity bath ami how to
become respectable.
I'cacvar.ia IlradnclM*.,
Caasod by constantly shifting ga=o,
os by moving plcturo showa, traveling
rapidly moving conveyances and
the Uko. Is curod .by external applica
tion to tho oyos of Dr. Mitchell's Kyo
Salvo. It strengthens them and stops
the burning sensation. Automobil
Iste ubo Mitchell's Eyo Salvo. 2oc.
Proverbs and Phrases.
A day thnt is not tliinc own do
not reckon it as of tliy lite. ? Arab
ian.
A ir.an is net known till ho comcth
to honor. ? Dutch.
llou'k This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
(or any cnae of futarrii that cannot be
Cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. O.
We, the undercignsd, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last IS years, nud believe
him perfectly honorable in nil business
transactions and financially able to carry,
out any obligation# made by his iirm.
Waljunu, Kisxas &. M'abvix, Whole*
sale Druggiata, Toledo, O.
UaH'b Catarrh Cure is taken internnlly, act
ing directly upon the blood and inucuoiis sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 7fic. per bottle. Sold by nil Druggists.
Take Hall's Family l'illu for rxumtipation.
Pert Paragraphs.
Charity to yourself doesn't make
up for severity to others.
Sloth is the key to poverty. ? Ger
man.
If no fight, no victory; no victory,
no crown. ? Savonarola.
Every tomorrow brings its bread.
? French.
Illcks* Capndine Cures Nervousness,
Whether tired out, worried, aleeplettsnetw
01 what not. It quiet* and refresh*# brain
and uervee. It's liquid and pleasant to
tukr. Trial bottle 10.*. Regular sizee 25c.
and 50c.. at diURjriKta
If we pay for the music we will
join in the dance. ? French.
DEATH TO K1MU WORM.
"Everywhere I go I apeak for tSTTsatss,
beosuee It on red me ef rUfworm in its
worst form. My whole chest from neck to
walft was raw as beef; butTCTTsatxs eured
me. It also eured a bad <?a?e of piles." So
rnya Mrs. M. P. Jones of M Taanehill St.,
Pittsburg. Pa. Tsttssiw*, ttio grwat akin
remedy, Is sold by druirsiata or aent by mall
for 50*5. Write J. T. baormiHE, Dept. A,
bavannab, Qo.
A common danger produces unan
imity. ? Latin.
Itvh cured in 15" minutes by Woolford'a
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists.
A beggar's estate lies in all lands.
? Dutch.
WaVitual
Mc.y be permanent o^nxomc\)y profxr
persona! efforts wttK the assistance
of ihe on? Iruty tjene fin^d Wq live
remedy, Syrup of tigs and tVtiir of Senna,
wKich enables one to form regular
Kcbttf, daily So that assistance to na
ture may be ?rad natty di$j;<?nf;cd with
wtan no (on Apr nc:^cd afctkeljestof
remedies, required, arc to asf.ist
nature and wdt to supplant U?e natur.
?I functions, vhich mufit depend ulti
mately upon propev nourishment,
proper cf fovtf., and rifK't living generally.
To^ct iffi beneficial cJjeclS, always
buy tK* genuine
Syruto^TIgs^El ixi r cf Sennci
' V.iar.uf*ct?rec) by the
California
Fig Syrup Co. omiy
SOLO BVALL UEADINO DRUGCtSTS
one we only, regular price 50t |>*r Bottle
Nothing New or
Mysterious.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAND
MOTHER."
For mtnr {feneration*! Oioiif ? ? n-d*v i>m been
r#eo|fiilr.e>l ? w retuollAl tnadhum
in treating ?ntl carina Pneumonia. Orlppo,
Rh*uiri*t!*m an<1 NetirnlX* . KICK'S OOuwB
QRBASS LIMIMSMT l? maie fr.>m pur* kou*?
jrre?*e. with other valu*'jl? ouratlvo Inure
dtent* ftd led Trr It
B5e -At all DrntRiiit* na<1 !)??l?ri-8So.
900SF, GREASE COMPANY, ""V.*"*
T
EE CO-OPERATIVE
PURCHASING AGENCY
Of Withlnplon, l? C\. wHJ <1o your bu.vlntf
1 1 vi' of ctinw*'. It nill hhvi' you mom-v
nnd five you (?omi>!?Mo w?l1>fncUoii. 8ihmM:?1
atlpntloii irlvni loordi'i'i fo* tin- llulMt'/n. W??
pu retinue inTthlw. All purth'uJurson rmiurat
COOPERATIVE PURCHASING AGtNCY
r.2l I3th ft . N W., WAMIINOTON. I>. ('.
! Weak Women
frequently suffer great pain and misery during the
change of life. It is at this time that the beneficial
effect of taking Cardui is most appreciated, by those
who find that it relieves their distress.
It Will Help Yon
Mrs. Lucinda C. Hill, of Freeland, O., "writes:
"Before I began to take Cardui, I suffered so badly
I was afraid to lie down at night. After I began to
take it I felt better in a week. Now my pains have
gone. I can sleep like a girl of 16 and the change
of life has nearly left me." Try Cardui. I
AT ALL DRUG- STORES
THE J. R. WATK1NS MEDICAL CO.
WINONA. MINNESOTA. ? ? ?
Mwkra TO UlRrrnil Arllrlrti llouarknld Strmnllra, flmwlKt
Kilmt'U ull Kln?l?. Toilet Prr|Ntni<lonk, J'liif himfw. K??%
Can<Oaf*er4 > W anted in ExJcry County ?
4tf Vf?n Bxpfrirarr. #S,00?.?00 ()u<|iul.
BEST PROPOSITION E!?S 0^5^? AGENTS'
A handful of nii^ht is better tliuu
r sackful of right.? German.
NO SKIN WAS LEFT ON BOOY.
Baby \r?s Esncrtrd to Die with Ec
zema ? Wood Ootril Out All Over
Her llodr ? Now Well ? Doctor
Raid to Use Outicura.
"Six months after birth my little girl
broke out with eczema and 1 had two doc
tors in nttenunnre. There was not a narticle
b of akin left on ..cr body, the blood oor.ed
out iu?>t anywhere, and we hnd to wrap her
in silk and carry her on a p:'ll<?w for ten
weeks. She was the most terrible eiglit 1
ever sow, and for six months I looked f'?r
her to die. I need every known remedy to
alleviate her ??uffering, for it was terrible
to witness. Dr. C pave her up. Dr
B recommended the Cuticura Remedies.
She will 6oen be three years old and h:is
never had n Hicn of the dr?v.d trouble ??ince.
We used about eight cake* of Cut'cura
Soap and three boxes of ("uticura Oint
ment. .Tame* J. Smith, Duund, Ya., Oct.
14 and 22, IOCS."
There are people who will tnko
anything, and if nothing more sub
stantial is lying about they are sure
to take offense.
Capudinc Cures Indigestion I'nins
Belching, Sour Stomach, and Heartburn,
from whatever cause. It s Liquid. Effects
immediately. Doctors prescribe it. 10c.,
25c.. and 50c.. at drug stores.
Method will teach you to win time.
? Goethe.
IIAD ECZEMA IS TEARS
Mr*. Thomas Thompson, of Clar'rfsvtllA
Os.. writes, under date of April 23, It 0/ "I
sufTsrtMl 15 yours with tormenting oezoma;
h*<l tho bts? doctors to prefccrll>o; hut noth
ing did ine m iy good until I got : r v rr.uixn.
It oured inn. I am so thankful "
Thousands of others oan testify to i lntllr.r
cures. Tbttcmnc is sold by druggist:* or
cent by mall for 5 ?e. by J. r. f.ni'PTBiNE.
D*pt. A, Havaunab. <>a.
He who goes to the mill gets be
flourcd. ? Italian.
Mrs. Winslow's Snotiiie ; Syi n ?? lor P'tiMn ??
tCClhii^.Hifli'tiii thegums. rodueiM m!i>tnmi <
tiuii.alla) apam.cuica w.nd uohc.'JOv a bottle
Some broad-minded people are nev
ertheless so thin-mindt'd that their
liberality of opinion rivails little.
l'o Drive Uiti MHiariu urul lluild Up |
the System
Tak?* tho Old Standard Oiu>vc*k Tastb
i.Ktw C'uiu. Tunic. Vu.i know what you
are taking The formula is pl.unly prinUxi
ou every 0"ttl?% allowing it in simply Qui
nine anil Iron in a tasteless form, auu tiio !
mottt effectual form, for grown people
ami children, 50c.
Pop-Corn Balls.
Make some old-fashioned inola?'?cs
eandv and just before tnkimr from
the tire stir in enoutrh popcorn to
thicken it. After stirring the mix
tun- for a minute set the kettle at
the side* of the stove, take the mix
ture from it by the large spoonful
and lay each on greased paper or a
greased tin. As it hardens roll each
spoonful into a ball, greasing the
hands well first, and roll each ball
over and over in freshly-popped corn
until this ceases to adhere to the ??.?ir
t'nee. Wrap in waxed paper.? The
I leeember Delineator.
It is (pieer that the milk of human
kindness does not get churned into
butter by the turbulence of sonic of
its supposed possessors.
News of the Day. >
The American Humans Association
will hold its annual meeting in New
Orleans beginning I his week.
There appears to he good ground
for the rumor circulated some time
ago that a ileal hail heen consummate
nl between .Mr. .1. Kluc.od Cox ana
the Leach I'ros., of High Point,
whereby the Klwooil Hotel changes
management.
After repeated efforts to get around
legal objections in the way, the
lion nl of aldermen of Wilmington
have decided to reject all former
propositions and rcndvertisc for bids
for the sale of $100,000 waterworks
and scweiagc bonds both on a 4 1-2 ^ ,
and a fi per cent, basis. At a special .
meeting the city received a proposi
tion from the Wilmington Sewerage *
Company to purchase the establish
ed system here an 1 pay for the same
in bonds. Tho boar. I. however, took
the position that a better trade could
be made with the ivadv cash and the
proposition was merel\ tiled for in
formation and future ncirotiationfc.
Tlila woman says sI?o waH saved
from an operation *>y Lydia 11.
I'iiiklium'H V<*^i?tal>Jo Compound.
LenuV. Henry, of N<n iisto\vn,Ga.,
writes t/O Mrs. I'iukham:
" I suffered untold misery from fe
male troubles. My doe tor said an oper??
tion was the 011 lj* chain*** 1 had, aud^L
dreaded it nlin wtus tnieh as death.
"One day I read how other women
had been cured l>y Lydia 10. t'inkhnra'a
Vegetable ('oinnonnd. .".nil I decided to
try it,. Hefore I h.id taken the tlrst
bottle I was better, and now 1 am en
tirely cured.
" Lve.ry woman ?u(Terinpf with otnj
female trouble should take Lvdia E?
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."
FACTS FOR SSCK WOMEN.
For thirty years l.ydia E. Pink
ham's V ogct ?i?lu ('oinjH?imd, maae
from roots nnd herbs, lias l>een the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been t roubled with
displacements, in I la in mat ion, ulcera
tion, "Mibroid tumors, irregularities,
jteriodio pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, llatulency, indices
tion, diz/.inessor nervous prostratloB. ?
Why don't you t ry it ?
Mrs. Pinklmm invites all Rick
women to write her for advice.
Bite <0 has ?uide<l thousands te
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
|m The *??1 ?' * doierTHnci lt*> et\ lc. !l> the v->uit
**-J a ' * your Jbot upon that acr.vsnrfo t)>? 1'roper llncj
t3?f.?-.ire r-nnc md tom'orX. Thr 'eao* bctv. ecn 3KNEF.M l ?! xntty i<nri
f-t.'isru !!cn If. the fact that tht/ nrj rnndc on a apvsial, r.atur 1 foot-lorn
tr.oofl. Th?y fit exnetly, end for that t'CiMon ?f ttboor.:*?*lv ? finlortiiht?
i^ocpc f ct mc itao?i. ?i yon <jo t>M '.:n! tJiei? ?bof?
irftc'l'.y. write ub for dlrcctiotu l.ow 10 nerurc them.
FRED. F. FinLD CO., Brockton, ris??.
HAH or
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CHRONIC CHEST COMPLAINTS
of tWo moit wrfW character h?vr b*n pemarentfy cured with Pro'?
Cure. Cough*, cold*, hawww, broodutii ud n*?hma quickly rr*pmd
to it* healmp taiueoce. If jroa hare ? cougS ox cold, if jrouare Ir.af'c
or ha?e >\\foaJkj with jrow breatlira^, pet a bottle of Fmo'* Cure. Irr.rne
(IwUe bcneit follow* the fiftl dote. Cooliflnrd ire generally brings co-n
pl?la reiki. Fof newt* half aoei tin j Fno'tCuro hat been demona'rnting
that the ?til win! lorrm o#(rr>ujfit, rokh rrul clirctic chect comp'aiwt*
CAN BE CURED
LICLD In?!*! on Huvlnc
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<i ti lor bonk. ??Ilollri tor U omrn."
ri UJCiJ DRUO CO.. .>0 VV. ? . y. City.
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